新疆发布17条重点任务促进中医药产业高质量发展

Core Viewpoint - The Xinjiang Autonomous Region government has released an implementation plan to promote the high-quality development of the traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) industry, focusing on seven key areas and outlining 17 priority tasks to enhance the quality of TCM and drive its growth [1]. Group 1: Resource Protection and Development - The plan includes the implementation of a traditional Chinese medicine resource protection project, establishing a survey mechanism for key wild medicinal plants and rare TCM resources in Xinjiang [1]. - Key technologies for rare TCM resources such as Tian Shan Snow Lotus and Xinjiang Purple Grass will be developed, and a directory of local medicinal materials will be compiled [1]. Group 2: Industry Structure Optimization - The plan aims to optimize the industrial structure by accelerating the cultivation of "chain master" enterprises, focusing on building a TCM industry hub centered on ethnic medicine [2]. - By 2030, the goal is to cultivate 2-3 leading TCM enterprises with annual revenues exceeding 2 billion yuan [2]. Group 3: Product Development and Innovation - The plan emphasizes the development of renowned TCM products and the transformation of ancient classic prescriptions from ethnic medicine into marketable products [2]. - Support will be provided for the inclusion of innovative drugs and traditional Chinese medicines in national medical insurance and essential drug lists [2]. Group 4: Technological Advancement - The plan supports the establishment of national medical centers and key laboratories in the TCM field, with annual research funding of no less than 5 million yuan during the construction period [2]. - Approximately 30 TCM-related medical centers and innovation platforms will receive up to 2 million yuan in research funding based on performance evaluations [2]. Group 5: International Cooperation - The plan promotes practical cooperation in the TCM field with Central Asian countries, including the establishment of a TCM center in Uzbekistan [3]. - Xinjiang has over 2,200 species of medicinal plants, with a current TCM planting area exceeding 4 million mu, covering more than 10 cities and prefectures [3].